This week's new arrivals lean into two very different kinds of escapism — one is a slice of British countryside life, the other two are straight out of a dragon-riding fantasy world that's taken bookshops by storm. Between them, there's something for the puzzler who likes their evenings quiet and cosy, and something for the one who wants a bit of drama on the table.
Diddly Squat Farm Shop by Andy Tudor
If you've followed Jeremy Clarkson's farming adventures, you'll recognise the setting straight away in Diddly Squat Farm Shop by Andy Tudor. Andy Tudor has a real knack for turning a well-loved location into a busy, detail-packed illustration, and the farm shop's higgledy-piggledy charm — crates of veg, queues of customers, that unmistakable roadside setting — gives you plenty to hunt for across all 1000 pieces. It's a lovely pick for fans of the show or anyone who just enjoys a puzzle with warmth and a story in every corner.
Onyx Storm
For readers who've been utterly gripped by Rebecca Yarros's Empyrean series, Onyx Storm brings that striking cover artwork to the puzzle table at a much more manageable 500 pieces. It's the sort of gift that lands perfectly for someone who's already devoured the books and wants the artwork on their wall once it's assembled, rather than just on a shelf. A smaller piece count also means it's a satisfying weekend project rather than a week-long commitment.
Iron Flame
Sitting alongside it is Iron Flame, the second cover in the same dragon-riding saga, and we suspect quite a few customers will want the pair sitting together once framed. Like its companion, it's a 500 piece puzzle, so it's approachable for someone newer to puzzling while still giving the artwork enough room to breathe. Both make a genuinely thoughtful gift for the fantasy reader in your life who'd rather curl up with a puzzle than scroll through their phone.
All three are part of the wider Ravensburger range we stock, so if the piece counts or subjects here aren't quite right, it's worth a browse for something closer to what you're after. And as ever, you can see everything that's just landed over on our new arrivals page — new stock goes up regularly, so it's worth a look every week or two.
Further Reading
- New Jigsaw Puzzles: Ravensburger, Wasgij & More | Week of 24-31 August 2026
- New Jigsaw Puzzles: Ravensburger, House of Puzzles & More | Week of 17-24 August 2026
- New Jigsaw Puzzles: Ravensburger & More | Week of 10-17 August 2026
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